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to become or make smaller. encogerse contraerse. My T-shirt shrank in the wash. Mi camiseta se encogió en la lavadora. shrinking profits disminución de las ganancias. [ intransitive ] to move away in fear or disgust.
shrink n: slang (psychiatrist) psiquiatra, siquiatra n común (coloquial, peyorativo) loquero, loquera nm, nf : Sarah is working through some personal problems and sees a shrink once a week. Sarah está teniendo problemas personales y ve a un psiquiatra una vez por semana.
Shrinking means becoming smaller or less in size, amount, or importance. Learn how to use this word in different contexts with examples from various sources.
becoming smaller or less: The shrinking workforce would have to support a growing number of retired people. rapidly/steadily/slowly shrinking The rapidly shrinking middle class worries that our children won't have the same chances we had. a shrinking budget / economy / market.
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[(British) ʃrɪŋk , (US) ʃrɪŋk ] Formas de la palabra: shrink, past tense shrank [British ], past participle shrunk [British ] verbo intransitivo. 1. (= get smaller) encogerse. to shrink in the wash encogerse al lavar. “will not shrink” no se encoge ⧫ inencogible. to shrink away to nothing reducirse a nada ⧫ desaparecer.
shrink (también: de-escalate, narrow down, diminish, dwindle, narrow, narrow) volume_up. reducirse {vb} more_vert. In other words, a shrinking workforce will have to support a rapidly growing number of non-working people even in the enlarged European Union.
